Heat-Resistant Porous Composite Based on Ordinary Clay for Thermal Insulation of Hot Surfaces

Vitaly A. Beregovoi; A.M. Beregovoi

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.736.166

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Heat-Resistant Porous Composite Based on Ordinary Clay for Thermal Insulation of Hot Surfaces

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Compositions of porous compounds (density 300 to 500 kg/m3) for thermal insulation of hot surfaces up to 1300^oC were developed. Ordinary clay (at a clinkering temperature of 1150...1200^oC), was chosen as a main substance for structure formation. The increasing thermo-resistance fraction of a ceramic matrix composite was obtained via embedding a refractory clay and dinas fillers into compositionб as well as by means of optimizing the relationship «ordinary clay – high aluminous cement», for which the formation of additional amount of mullite phase is observed when first heating of material.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 736)

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Vitaly A. Beregovoi*, A.M. Beregovoi

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Clay, Heat-Resistant Porous Composite, High Aluminate Cement, Mix Design

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